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The document provides an overview of conditional statements in JavaScript, including the syntax and functionality of `if`, `else`, `else if`, and `switch` statements. It discusses the use of logical operators, ternary operators, and the handling of truthy and falsy values, as well as the implications of omitting certain components like `else` or `break`. Additionally, it covers performance differences between `if` and `switch`, nesting of statements, and the use of functions and variables within conditions.

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JavaScript_Questions

The document provides an overview of conditional statements in JavaScript, including the syntax and functionality of `if`, `else`, `else if`, and `switch` statements. It discusses the use of logical operators, ternary operators, and the handling of truthy and falsy values, as well as the implications of omitting certain components like `else` or `break`. Additionally, it covers performance differences between `if` and `switch`, nesting of statements, and the use of functions and variables within conditions.

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What is a conditional statement in

JavaScript?
What is the syntax of an `if`
statement in JavaScript?
How does the `else` statement
work in JavaScript?
Can you use multiple `if`
statements in a row?
What is the purpose of the `else
if` statement?
How does the `switch`
statement work?
What are the benefits of using a
`switch` statement over multiple `if-
else` statements?
Can you nest `if` statements in
JavaScript?
What is a ternary operator, and
how is it used in conditional
statements?
How can logical operators (`&&`,
`||`, `!`) be used in conditional
statements?
What happens if the condition in an
`if` statement is always `true`?
Can you use functions within the
condition of an `if` statement?
How do you handle multiple
conditions in an `if` statement?
What happens if no condition
matches in a `switch` statement?
What is the role of the `default`
case in a `switch` statement?
Can you use `return` inside a
conditional statement?
What is the difference between `==`
and `===` in conditional
statements?
How can `break` be used in a
`switch` statement?
Can you omit the `else` part of
an `if-else` statement?
What happens if you forget the
`break` statement in a `switch`
case?
How do conditional statements
handle truthy and falsy values?
What is the difference between
`if` and `else if`?
Can you use conditional statements
without curly braces?
How does the `switch`
statement evaluate conditions?
Can you use variables within a
`switch` case?
What is the purpose of the `else`
keyword?
Can you use comparison
operators in `if` conditions?
How does JavaScript handle
conditions with multiple logical
operators?
What are nested conditional
statements, and when should they
be used?
Can a `switch` statement have
overlapping cases?
How does JavaScript treat
conditions with non-boolean
values?
Can you use an array in a
`switch` statement condition?
How does a ternary operator
simplify conditional logic?
What are the limitations of a
`switch` statement?
How can you check for multiple
conditions in one line?
Can `if` statements evaluate
expressions directly?
How do you handle conditions
with undefined or null values?
Can you use a `for` loop inside
an `if` condition?
What is the difference between `if`
and `switch` in terms of
performance?

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